How to Say ‘Fitness skating’ in French
Du roller fitness
du roh-LAIR FEET-ness
[du roh-LAIR FEET-ness]
💬 Usage Tip: French often keeps English sports terms like « fitness ». Still, the grammar stays French: « du roller fitness ».
🇫🇷 In France: English loanwords are common in French sports vocabulary, especially for modern or branded activity styles.
Phrase Breakdown
Du
[du]
some / (partitive)
Partitive article used with an activity or sport.
Je fais du roller fitness deux fois par semaine.
I do fitness skating twice a week.
roller
[roh-LAIR]
inline skating / rollerblading
The activity of skating with inline skates.
Le roller fitness est bon pour le cardio.
Fitness skating is good for cardio.
fitness
[FEET-ness]
fitness skating
A type of inline skating focused on exercise, endurance, and general fitness.
Le fitness en roller aide à rester en forme.
Fitness skating helps you stay in shape.
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